Top Art Classes & Workshops For Children Sydney

Nurture and develop your child's confidence and artistic talent. The Little Art School is a registered Creative Kids Provider, meaning you can get $100 of your Child's art classes with us. Simply apply for your voucher through the NSW government website.
Charming Colours Art School has been offering a vibrant and creative space for budding young artists. With a primary focus on faceto-face art class chatswood classes, Charming Colours Art School groomed thousands of young artists in last few years, making it a bustling hub for young artists in the community. We not only nurture creative expression but also emphasise skill development. Established in 1999, globalart has revolutionized into a new teaching and learning methodology that enhances children’s learning abilities and creativity through art. Recognizing the need to be creative and analytical in our increasingly competitive world, our program is designed to bring out the creativity in them through their thinking and actions. Located in Eastwood, within 5 min walk from Eastwood Station.

Options include oil painting, acrylic painting, watercolour painting or pastel drawing. These materials are on hand for students to give it a try. Once a student has decided to continue working with a medium on an ongoing basis, then it is expected that they eventually purchase and bring along all their own materials in that  medium.
Let us make an effort to help you develop your profile as a young art practitioner. If you want to learn to paint or perfect your existing skills, WWAS has a course for you. Led by qualified art educators, our small-group sessions run all year round at Woodville West and Payneham.
For P100 (~USD1.78) per hour, you can practice pottery however you want, at your own pace. This will give you freedom to be creative in a completely chill environment. If you want to make it a hobby and become a pro in creating quirky designs, you can sign up for their three-day full course for P10,600 (~USD190.32). You’ll learn how to use the pottery wheel, design, color, glaze, and fire the clay to create your very own ceramic ware from start to finish. The studio offers a three-hour crash course P4,400 (~USD78.99) where you can learn how to use a potter’s wheel. You’ll be taught how to make form and design your own ceramic ware.

We offer a variety of Daytime art classes focusing on different mediums. We also offer a combination of whole-term and short-courses to cater for different needs and interests in art. Our Daytime art classes encourage kids to pursue their artwork with guidance and new techniques introduced in each session. We also offer specialized classes that will spark imagination enhance artistic skills and provide a unique learning experience outside the traditional classroom setting.
This map shows the many magical stops along the way - from squishy beginnings to sketch club pros, late-night glitter sessions, and everything in between. Nestled in Kalamunda and North Perth, we're your local creative headquarters. Kids, adults, absolute beginners, secret artists, everyone's welcome. Kids explore, discover, and learn by using various art materials, not just a paintbrush.
Our professional light filled studio space is located at Unit 43, 9 Hoyle Avenue, Castle Hill NSW 2154.There is parking at the front door. In some circumstances it is possible to enrol in a class after the term has commenced. Fees are usually paid in advance, and your place is confirmed only by payment. Students enrol to do Painting for six classes, or Drawing for six classes. All our teachers have a valid Working with Children Check (WCC Check). Individual art supplies – each student will have their own supplies.

Canvas painting boards are available for purchase within the class, and payment is not necessarily expected at the first class. As a minimum, beginning oil painting students may spend about $30 for a canvas board  (depending on the size of the canvas board for their project). Painting students can store their painting materials with the Perth Art Group. Students who already have paints and materials, or who purchase painting materials during the course, are expected to bring them, and use them within the class.